Upload
others
View
5
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Leading Global Diversity,
Equity and Inclusion
Rohini Anand, PhD
5Global Principles
Driving Local
Change
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Do Any of These Scenarios Sound Familiar?
• You come to the US on a business trip and are surprised by how openly U.S. Americans talk about personal experiences with race. You are uneasy about inviting any U.S. facilitators to your country to talk about DEI in case they don’t understand the sensitivities in discussing race.
• Your women’s employee resource group has been very successful in creating a sense of community and belonging for women, and you’ve tried to replicate this in other countries. But in some places, women don’t seem to be interested and, at times, are even openly hostile to the idea.
• You can see that there are no Black managers in the office in Europe but are told that you cannot collect data on race.
• You give a presentation featuring the business case for DEI and you hear feedback that some people were offended that the company was trying to capitalize on diversity with no mention of it being the right thing to do.
• Your global CEO is very committed to advancing DEI, but several of the country executive teams are dismissive. They see no value-add to the business, and they believe DEI is a US fad.
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Different Approaches to Going Global
Local
DEGREE OF LOCALIZATION
Transversal Universal
A centralized top-down homogenous policy across
varying countries and contexts.
Designed in-country and tailored to a
specific local context
A global framework that shapes and guides the work, along with the
flexibility and autonomy to adapt it locally
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Building a Change Narrative that Resonates
How did DHL build the case for change in
Europe for the hiring of refugees?
Business Case
Access to an untapped talent pool alleviating the challenges of a regional talent shortage
Fairness & Equality Case
Employees advocating for company to step up and hire refugees
COMPELLING CASES FOR CHANGE
Connects to and strengthens DHL’s
mission of Connecting People
Improving Lives
CONNECTION TO
BUSINESS MODEL
DHL Refugees
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
w w w . r o h i n i a n a n d . c o mCopyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Conclusion
• Importance of sustaining DEI for the long term.
• Organizations can pivot when required - where is the DEI pivot?
• Now is the time – we must be ambitious!
Organizational
IndividualSociety
Copyright Rohini Anand LLC Leading Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
“If thought leadership is about advancing a body of
work. Dr. Anand’s new book is the quintessential
thought leadership primer for global DEI.”
Indra Nooyi
Former Chairman and CEO, PepsiCo